U4-HNC_Procurement Method

What is the primary responsibility of the structural engineer in the traditional system?

• To manage the client

• To provide structural engineering services

• To conduct quantity surveys

• To oversee subcontractors

What is the process called when a design team is transferred to the building team in D&B procurement?

• Transition

• Novation

• Delegation

• Conversion

Which of the following is NOT a variation of D&B project procurement?

• Novated D&B

• Traditional D&B

• Integrated D&B

• Sequential D&B

In the context of D&B, what does the contractor need to ensure?

• Financial backing

• Closer collaboration and risk management

• Minimal involvement

• Separate design and construction teams

Which of the following is a feature of the Design and Build procurement method?

• Separate contracts for design and construction

• Single contract for both design and construction

• Only design is contracted

• Only construction is contracted

In Management Contracting, who manages the series of 'works' contractors?

• The client

• The management contractor

• The architect

• The project manager

What is a key factor in avoiding risks in Management Contracting?

• Appointing unknown subcontractors

• Appointing trusted subcontractors

• Delaying project involvement

• Increasing project costs

In what type of projects is CM mostly used?

• Small residential projects.

• Large infrastructure projects.

• Commercial retail projects.

• Agricultural projects.

What role does the Construction Manager play in CM?

• Designs the project.

• Coordinates the project in terms of on-site operations.

• Finances the project.

• Manages the marketing of the project.

What does MC stand for in the context of this document?

• Management Contractor.

• Main Contractor.

• Master Contractor.

• Major Contractor.